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MARIA ALBARRAN vs. COASTAL VINEYARD, ZENITH INSURANCE COMPANY

Filed: Feb 01, 2018
San Luis Obispo
ADJ10483780

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The applicant sought reconsideration or removal of an interim order granting the defendant an employer's credit against a third-party settlement. The applicant contended the credit was improperly awarded without a hearing, especially given contested issues like employer negligence. The Appeals Board dismissed the removal petition as premature but granted reconsideration. They rescinded the interim order, finding the applicant was denied due process by not having a fair opportunity to be heard on the substantive issues. The case is remanded for further proceedings and a new decision at the trial level.

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The applicant sought reconsideration or removal of an interim order granting the defendant an employer's credit against a third-party settlement. The applicant contended the credit was improperly awarded without a hearing, especially given contested issues like employer negligence. The Appeals Board dismissed the removal petition as premature but granted reconsideration. They rescinded the interim order, finding the applicant was denied due process by not having a fair opportunity to be heard on the substantive issues. The case is remanded for further proceedings and a new decision at the trial level.

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